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NEW plans by the European Investment Bank (EIB) to establish a new subsidiary solely focused on non-EU projects could see some of Britain’s billions kept by the bank even after Brexit, European sources have claimed.
The plans for a new offshoot were given to European Union finance ministers at a meeting today in Brussels and would lend between £6.1-7-1 billion (€7-8 bn) a year, initially focusing on countries said to be fuelling Europe’s migrant crisis.
The aim is to bring more of the EU’s international development spending into a streamlined unit that would also work closely with the EU’s various national development banks.
A working group will now be created to carry out a thorough examination of the proposal with aim of reporting by early next year, so it can be factored into the first round of discussions on the EU's next 7-year spending cycle which starts in 2021.
One source, who requested anonymity, told Reuters: "Nearly two-thirds of (EU) member states spoke in the meeting and in principle the reaction was positive, i.e. let's go on with the discussion.
"It is at the very early stage so they asked for more information... but the idea is that it will be a way to bundle Europe's external development policy to make it more efficient than it is today."
Two other sources confirmed the proposals and the plan to mainly work - initially at least - in countries at the source of the recent EU immigration.
The aim is said to be to build better infrastructure with the purpose of creating jobs and so ensuring people remain in their countries.
A second EU source said: "Consensus in EU countries is that one of the most effective ways to tackle the migration issues is to deal with it at the point of origin.”
The EIB currently invests between £62-71bn (€70-80bn) a year, with around 10 per cent of that being spent outside the EU.
However with the UK set to leave the bloc this would, potentially, leave the EIB with a hole in its finances of up to £8bn (€9bn).
The complex web of long-term projects means Britain might have to wait decades to get all its EIB money back.
One source told the news agency: "It could be a way for the UK to continue engaging in development projects together with the EIB after Brexit.”
ChancellorPhilip Hammond, was in Brussels for the ECOFIN meeting where the proposals were laid out.
In a speech in June he said it may be "mutually beneficial" to maintain a post-Brexit relationship between the UK and the EIB.
A Treasury spokesman said: "The UK's future relationship with the EIB will be determined as part of the negotiations on our exit from the EU."
Though most countries were generally positive on the plan, one source said there were some concerns it could dilute the influence EU member states and the European Commission have in international development spending.
Another potential issue is that it could lead to a turf-war with the smaller, London-based, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, which the EU states and the EIB itself are also shareholders in.
It invests around 10 billion euros-a-year in total but Turkey, which is central to the EU's migrant crisis, is now its biggest market and it also works in other countries in the nearby region like Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon.
The first EU source said: ”Clearly we should avoid overlaps.
"It (new EIB subsidiary) should really lead to more efficiency and more synergies."
What the EIB is also hoping for is that the EU's bigger national development banks will also be involved in the new arrangement.
The source added: ”No amount of public money is going to be enough to help meet the Sustainable Development Goals. We need to focus on 'crowding-in' private sector finance.”
It comes after the EIB Vice-President Alexander Stubb warned Britain would be closely connected to the bank despite losing membership once Brexit was complete.
Mr Stubb, speaking on BBC Radio 4’s Today at the end of October, said: "We have what we call 'paid capital and that is what the United Kingdom has paid into the EIB since 1973 and that amounts to approximately £3bn or €3.5bn.
"Then there’s something called 'uncalled capital' which is a guarantee that if things go sour the UK will pay and that figure is €35bn.
"I think everyone o
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SHOCK CLAIM: New European Investment Bank fund could keep Britain tied to EU for DECADES

SHOCK CLAIM: New European Investment Bank fund could keep Britain tied to EU for DECADES

SHOCK CLAIM: New European Investment Bank fund could keep Britain tied to EU for DECADES

SHOCK CLAIM: New EuropeanInvestment Bank fund could keep Britain tied to EU for DECADES
NEW plans by the European Investment Bank (EIB) to establish a new subsidiary solely focused on non-EU projects could see some of Britain’s billions kept by the bank even after Brexit, European sources have claimed.
The plans for a new offshoot were given to European Union finance ministers at a meeting today in Brussels and would lend between £6.1-7-1 billion (€7-8 bn) a year, initially focusing on countries said to be fuelling Europe’s migrant crisis.
The aim is to bring more of the EU’s international development spending into a streamlined unit that would also work closely with the EU’s various national development banks.
A working group will now be created to carry out a thorough examination of the proposal with aim of reporting by early next year, so it can be factored into the first round of discussions on the EU's next 7-year spending cycle which starts in 2021.
One source, who requested anonymity, told Reuters: "Nearly two-thirds of (EU) member states spoke in the meeting and in principle the reaction was positive, i.e. let's go on with the discussion.
"It is at the very early stage so they asked for more information... but the idea is that it will be a way to bundle Europe's external development policy to make it more efficient than it is today."
Two other sources confirmed the proposals and the plan to mainly work - initially at least - in countries at the source of the recent EU immigration.
The aim is said to be to build better infrastructure with the purpose of creating jobs and so ensuring people remain in their countries.
A second EU source said: "Consensus in EU countries is that one of the most effective ways to tackle the migration issues is to deal with it at the point of origin.”
The EIB currently invests between £62-71bn (€70-80bn) a year, with around 10 per cent of that being spent outside the EU.
However with the UK set to leave the bloc this would, potentially, leave the EIB with a hole in its finances of up to £8bn (€9bn).
The complex web of long-term projects means Britain might have to wait decades to get all its EIB money back.
One source told the news agency: "It could be a way for the UK to continue engaging in development projects together with the EIB after Brexit.”
ChancellorPhilip Hammond, was in Brussels for the ECOFIN meeting where the proposals were laid out.
In a speech in June he said it may be "mutually beneficial" to maintain a post-Brexit relationship between the UK and the EIB.
A Treasury spokesman said: "The UK's future relationship with the EIB will be determined as part of the negotiations on our exit from the EU."
Though most countries were generally positive on the plan, one source said there were some concerns it could dilute the influence EU member states and the European Commission have in international development spending.
Another potential issue is that it could lead to a turf-war with the smaller, London-based, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, which the EU states and the EIB itself are also shareholders in.
It invests around 10 billion euros-a-year in total but Turkey, which is central to the EU's migrant crisis, is now its biggest market and it also works in other countries in the nearby region like Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon.
The first EU source said: ”Clearly we should avoid overlaps.
"It (new EIB subsidiary) should really lead to more efficiency and more synergies."
What the EIB is also hoping for is that the EU's bigger national development banks will also be involved in the new arrangement.
The source added: ”No amount of public money is going to be enough to help meet the Sustainable Development Goals. We need to focus on 'crowding-in' private sector finance.”
It comes after the EIB Vice-President Alexander Stubb warned Britain would be closely connected to the bank despite losing membership once Brexit was complete.
Mr Stubb, speaking on BBC Radio 4’s Today at the end of October, said: "We have what we call 'paid capital and that is what the United Kingdom has paid into the EIB since 1973 and that amounts to approximately £3bn or €3.5bn.
"Then there’s something called 'uncalled capital' which is a guarantee that if things go sour the UK will pay and that figure is €35bn.
"I think everyone o
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Luca Lazzaroli of the European Investment Bank at the 2017 BSTDB Annual Meeting in Chisinau

Luca Lazzaroli of the European Investment Bank at the 2017 BSTDB Annual Meeting in Chisinau

Luca Lazzaroli of the European Investment Bank at the 2017 BSTDB Annual Meeting in Chisinau

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

For safe and efficient production of alternative energy international organizations establish special standards and finance this branch. Thus, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has been subsidizing and supporting “green projects” throughout the world for several years.

2:35

IT Roadshow for the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

IT Roadshow for the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

IT Roadshow for the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

As part of EBRD's Operational Effectiveness and EfficiencyWeek, Media Zest built an IT roadshow exhibiting the latest collaboration and workspace technology. The event was visited by 2,000 staff including the banks president and management team. Technology included visual collaboration solutions Multi Taction CanvasConnect and Nureva Span, as well futuristic technologies such as holograms, drones and robotics.

7:05

Eva Manik. European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Eva Manik. European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Eva Manik. European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

3:46

Suma Chakrabarti, President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Suma Chakrabarti, President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Suma Chakrabarti, President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)

0:41

European development bank chief visits Beijing

European development bank chief visits Beijing

European development bank chief visits Beijing

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1. Suma Chakrabarti, president of the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development, walks up to Chinese PremierLi Keqiang and shakes hands
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3. Pan of meeting
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The president of the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development met Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on Friday as China joined the bank.
Suma Chakrabarti travelled to Beijing to finalise the details of China's membership and to attend the inauguration ceremony of the Beijing-based Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank(AIIB).
Chakrabarti and Chinese officials plan to discuss their partnership and future cooperation.
The EBRD chief will be holding talks with VicePremierMa Kai and Zhou Xiaochuan, the governor of the People's Bank of China who is also the Chinese governor-designate at the EBRD.
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The EBRD and Agribusiness

The EBRD and Agribusiness

The EBRD and Agribusiness

Once referred to as the ‘bread basket of Europe’, our region accounts for around 20 per cent of the world’s potential arable land. The EBRD’s main focus is to help the agribusiness sector in the region move towards fulfilling that potential again.

3:12

Breaking News | European development bank to sign solar pact with international solar alliance

Breaking News | European development bank to sign solar pact with international solar alliance

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Interview with Suma Chakrabarti, president of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

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published: 14 Feb 2017

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SHOCK CLAIM: New European Investment Bank fund could keep Britain tied to EU for DECADES

SHOCK CLAIM: New EuropeanInvestment Bank fund could keep Britain tied to EU for DECADES
NEW plans by the European Investment Bank (EIB) to establish a new subsidiary solely focused on non-EU projects could see some of Britain’s billions kept by the bank even after Brexit, European sources have claimed.
The plans for a new offshoot were given to European Union finance ministers at a meeting today in Brussels and would lend between £6.1-7-1 billion (€7-8 bn) a year, initially focusing on countries said to be fuelling Europe’s migrant crisis.
The aim is to bring more of the EU’s international development spending into a streamlined unit that would also work closely with the EU’s various national development banks.
A working group will now be created to carry out a thorough examination of ...

published: 07 Dec 2017

Luca Lazzaroli of the European Investment Bank at the 2017 BSTDB Annual Meeting in Chisinau

UKRAINE IN A CHANGING WORLD – A VIEW FROM A MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT BANK

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For safe and efficient production of alternative energy international organizations establish special standards and finance this branch. Thus, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has been subsidizing and supporting “green projects” throughout the world for several years.

published: 19 Jun 2015

IT Roadshow for the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

As part of EBRD's Operational Effectiveness and EfficiencyWeek, Media Zest built an IT roadshow exhibiting the latest collaboration and workspace technology. The event was visited by 2,000 staff including the banks president and management team. Technology included visual collaboration solutions Multi Taction CanvasConnect and Nureva Span, as well futuristic technologies such as holograms, drones and robotics.

published: 22 Jun 2017

Eva Manik. European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

published: 26 Dec 2012

Suma Chakrabarti, President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)

published: 12 Mar 2017

The EBRD and Agribusiness

Once referred to as the ‘bread basket of Europe’, our region accounts for around 20 per cent of the world’s potential arable land. The EBRD’s main focus is to help the agribusiness sector in the region move towards fulfilling that potential again.

published: 30 Jan 2017

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SHOCK CLAIM: New EuropeanInvestment Bank fund could keep Britain tied to EU for DECADES
NEW plans by the European Investment Bank (EIB) to establish a new subsidiary solely focused on non-EU projects could see some of Britain’s billions kept by the bank even after Brexit, European sources have claimed.
The plans for a new offshoot were given to European Union finance ministers at a meeting today in Brussels and would lend between £6.1-7-1 billion (€7-8 bn) a year, initially focusing on countries said to be fuelling Europe’s migrant crisis.
The aim is to bring more of the EU’s international development spending into a streamlined unit that would also work closely with the EU’s various national development banks.
A working group will now be created to carry out a thorough examination of the proposal with aim of reporting by early next year, so it can be factored into the first round of discussions on the EU's next 7-year spending cycle which starts in 2021.
One source, who requested anonymity, told Reuters: "Nearly two-thirds of (EU) member states spoke in the meeting and in principle the reaction was positive, i.e. let's go on with the discussion.
"It is at the very early stage so they asked for more information... but the idea is that it will be a way to bundle Europe's external development policy to make it more efficient than it is today."
Two other sources confirmed the proposals and the plan to mainly work - initially at least - in countries at the source of the recent EU immigration.
The aim is said to be to build better infrastructure with the purpose of creating jobs and so ensuring people remain in their countries.
A second EU source said: "Consensus in EU countries is that one of the most effective ways to tackle the migration issues is to deal with it at the point of origin.”
The EIB currently invests between £62-71bn (€70-80bn) a year, with around 10 per cent of that being spent outside the EU.
However with the UK set to leave the bloc this would, potentially, leave the EIB with a hole in its finances of up to £8bn (€9bn).
The complex web of long-term projects means Britain might have to wait decades to get all its EIB money back.
One source told the news agency: "It could be a way for the UK to continue engaging in development projects together with the EIB after Brexit.”
ChancellorPhilip Hammond, was in Brussels for the ECOFIN meeting where the proposals were laid out.
In a speech in June he said it may be "mutually beneficial" to maintain a post-Brexit relationship between the UK and the EIB.
A Treasury spokesman said: "The UK's future relationship with the EIB will be determined as part of the negotiations on our exit from the EU."
Though most countries were generally positive on the plan, one source said there were some concerns it could dilute the influence EU member states and the European Commission have in international development spending.
Another potential issue is that it could lead to a turf-war with the smaller, London-based, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, which the EU states and the EIB itself are also shareholders in.
It invests around 10 billion euros-a-year in total but Turkey, which is central to the EU's migrant crisis, is now its biggest market and it also works in other countries in the nearby region like Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon.
The first EU source said: ”Clearly we should avoid overlaps.
"It (new EIB subsidiary) should really lead to more efficiency and more synergies."
What the EIB is also hoping for is that the EU's bigger national development banks will also be involved in the new arrangement.
The source added: ”No amount of public money is going to be enough to help meet the Sustainable Development Goals. We need to focus on 'crowding-in' private sector finance.”
It comes after the EIB Vice-President Alexander Stubb warned Britain would be closely connected to the bank despite losing membership once Brexit was complete.
Mr Stubb, speaking on BBC Radio 4’s Today at the end of October, said: "We have what we call 'paid capital and that is what the United Kingdom has paid into the EIB since 1973 and that amounts to approximately £3bn or €3.5bn.
"Then there’s something called 'uncalled capital' which is a guarantee that if things go sour the UK will pay and that figure is €35bn.
"I think everyone o
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SHOCK CLAIM: New EuropeanInvestment Bank fund could keep Britain tied to EU for DECADES
NEW plans by the European Investment Bank (EIB) to establish a new subsidiary solely focused on non-EU projects could see some of Britain’s billions kept by the bank even after Brexit, European sources have claimed.
The plans for a new offshoot were given to European Union finance ministers at a meeting today in Brussels and would lend between £6.1-7-1 billion (€7-8 bn) a year, initially focusing on countries said to be fuelling Europe’s migrant crisis.
The aim is to bring more of the EU’s international development spending into a streamlined unit that would also work closely with the EU’s various national development banks.
A working group will now be created to carry out a thorough examination of the proposal with aim of reporting by early next year, so it can be factored into the first round of discussions on the EU's next 7-year spending cycle which starts in 2021.
One source, who requested anonymity, told Reuters: "Nearly two-thirds of (EU) member states spoke in the meeting and in principle the reaction was positive, i.e. let's go on with the discussion.
"It is at the very early stage so they asked for more information... but the idea is that it will be a way to bundle Europe's external development policy to make it more efficient than it is today."
Two other sources confirmed the proposals and the plan to mainly work - initially at least - in countries at the source of the recent EU immigration.
The aim is said to be to build better infrastructure with the purpose of creating jobs and so ensuring people remain in their countries.
A second EU source said: "Consensus in EU countries is that one of the most effective ways to tackle the migration issues is to deal with it at the point of origin.”
The EIB currently invests between £62-71bn (€70-80bn) a year, with around 10 per cent of that being spent outside the EU.
However with the UK set to leave the bloc this would, potentially, leave the EIB with a hole in its finances of up to £8bn (€9bn).
The complex web of long-term projects means Britain might have to wait decades to get all its EIB money back.
One source told the news agency: "It could be a way for the UK to continue engaging in development projects together with the EIB after Brexit.”
ChancellorPhilip Hammond, was in Brussels for the ECOFIN meeting where the proposals were laid out.
In a speech in June he said it may be "mutually beneficial" to maintain a post-Brexit relationship between the UK and the EIB.
A Treasury spokesman said: "The UK's future relationship with the EIB will be determined as part of the negotiations on our exit from the EU."
Though most countries were generally positive on the plan, one source said there were some concerns it could dilute the influence EU member states and the European Commission have in international development spending.
Another potential issue is that it could lead to a turf-war with the smaller, London-based, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, which the EU states and the EIB itself are also shareholders in.
It invests around 10 billion euros-a-year in total but Turkey, which is central to the EU's migrant crisis, is now its biggest market and it also works in other countries in the nearby region like Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon.
The first EU source said: ”Clearly we should avoid overlaps.
"It (new EIB subsidiary) should really lead to more efficiency and more synergies."
What the EIB is also hoping for is that the EU's bigger national development banks will also be involved in the new arrangement.
The source added: ”No amount of public money is going to be enough to help meet the Sustainable Development Goals. We need to focus on 'crowding-in' private sector finance.”
It comes after the EIB Vice-President Alexander Stubb warned Britain would be closely connected to the bank despite losing membership once Brexit was complete.
Mr Stubb, speaking on BBC Radio 4’s Today at the end of October, said: "We have what we call 'paid capital and that is what the United Kingdom has paid into the EIB since 1973 and that amounts to approximately £3bn or €3.5bn.
"Then there’s something called 'uncalled capital' which is a guarantee that if things go sour the UK will pay and that figure is €35bn.
"I think everyone o
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Luca Lazzaroli of the European Investment Bank at the 2017 BSTDB Annual Meeting in Chisinau

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

For safe and efficient production of alternative energy international organizations establish special standards and finance this branch. Thus, the European Bank...

For safe and efficient production of alternative energy international organizations establish special standards and finance this branch. Thus, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has been subsidizing and supporting “green projects” throughout the world for several years.

For safe and efficient production of alternative energy international organizations establish special standards and finance this branch. Thus, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has been subsidizing and supporting “green projects” throughout the world for several years.

As part of EBRD's Operational Effectiveness and EfficiencyWeek, Media Zest built an IT roadshow exhibiting the latest collaboration and workspace technology. The event was visited by 2,000 staff including the banks president and management team. Technology included visual collaboration solutions Multi Taction CanvasConnect and Nureva Span, as well futuristic technologies such as holograms, drones and robotics.

As part of EBRD's Operational Effectiveness and EfficiencyWeek, Media Zest built an IT roadshow exhibiting the latest collaboration and workspace technology. The event was visited by 2,000 staff including the banks president and management team. Technology included visual collaboration solutions Multi Taction CanvasConnect and Nureva Span, as well futuristic technologies such as holograms, drones and robotics.

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Suma Chakrabarti travelled to Beijing to finalise the details of China's membership and to attend the inauguration ceremony of the Beijing-based Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank(AIIB).
Chakrabarti and Chinese officials plan to discuss their partnership and future cooperation.
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Suma Chakrabarti travelled to Beijing to finalise the details of China's membership and to attend the inauguration ceremony of the Beijing-based Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank(AIIB).
Chakrabarti and Chinese officials plan to discuss their partnership and future cooperation.
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The EBRD and Agribusiness

Once referred to as the ‘bread basket of Europe’, our region accounts for around 20 per cent of the world’s potential arable land. The EBRD’s main focus is to h...

Once referred to as the ‘bread basket of Europe’, our region accounts for around 20 per cent of the world’s potential arable land. The EBRD’s main focus is to help the agribusiness sector in the region move towards fulfilling that potential again.

Once referred to as the ‘bread basket of Europe’, our region accounts for around 20 per cent of the world’s potential arable land. The EBRD’s main focus is to help the agribusiness sector in the region move towards fulfilling that potential again.

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Breaking News | European development bank to sign solar pact with international solar alliance

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Multilateral Development Banks Changing with the Times: A Conversation with Sir Suma Chakrabarti

The EuropeanBank for Reconstruction and Development was created exactly twenty five years ago to develop open and sustainable market economies in post-Cold War Europe. How is the EBRD changing with the times, and how should it respond to the imperatives set by the SDGs, the Paris climate agreement, and to the emergence of new players in development finance?
Join us for a special event marking CGD’s 15th anniversary and EBRD’s 25th. EBRD president Sir Suma Chakrabarti will give a major policy speech on the future of multilateral development banking in a changing world, and then discuss the challenges and opportunities for MDBS with CGD president Nancy Birdsall.
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European Investment Bank (EIB) presents 2017 results: Q&A session

EuropeanInvestment bank has approved a record number of 901projects in 2017, up 15% compared to 2016. A budget of more than 78 billion euros have been approved for infrastructure, innovation, the environment and small and medium-sized enterprises.
EIBPresidentWerner Hoyer proposes reorganisation to increase efficiency in development finance.
'Since its establishment in 1958 the EU bank, which celebrates its 60th anniversary this year, has invested over one trillion euros based on a cash contribution by the Member States of just 14 billion euros,' European Investment Bank President Werner Hoyer said today.

published: 18 Jan 2018

At the heart of policy: challenges and opportunities of central bank communication

published: 14 Nov 2017

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development's Transition Report 2013

Jeromin Zettelmeyer, Peterson Institute for International Economics (PIIE) and deputy chief economist of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), presents the EBRD's TransitionReport2013 at an event held January 6, 2014, at PIIE. Anders Åslund, PIIE, provides an independent discussion following Zettelmeyer's presentation.
Reforms in most countries transitioning to market economy systems have stalled since the mid-2000s. Without a revival of reforms, living standards will remain below those in mature market economies. The 2013 Transition Report explores why resistance to reform is rooted in political, institutional, and human capital constraints. It shows that democracy has enabled reform by triggering improvements in economic institutions. Importantly, the Transitio...

published: 08 Jan 2014

Microfinance's Response to the Refugee Crisis - a Panel at the 2015 European Microfinance Week

Development Finance Institutions in a Changing Global Economy

DFIs are coming of age. CSIS in partnership with the association of EuropeanDevelopmentFinance Institutions (EDFI) wrote a report last fall on the evolving role of DFIs. DFIs have had to adjust to a dynamic and changing economy. As EDFI celebrates their 25th anniversary, it is important to look at events over the past year that have influenced the development finance environment. The global economy has changed drastically and DFIs are needed now more than ever. EDFI’s total portfolio has expanded to represent close to $50 billion, becoming a major player in emerging markets. This discussion will address the challenges and opportunities in the short and long-term in emerging markets.

published: 13 Oct 2017

European Development Days 2012 High Level Panel : " Making Finance Work for Inclusive Development"

Majid Ghassemi is CEO of Bank Pasargad, Iran's leading private bank. In this keynote, given on May 3rd 2016, he charts the role for banks in Iran's post-sanctions economic development.
About the Europe-Iran Forum:
For the last three years the Europe-Iran Forum conference series has enabled noted European and Iranian business leaders to forge new relationships, share strategic insights, and lay the foundation for future trade and investment in Iran. Following landmark events in London (2014), Geneva (2015), and Zurich (2016), the Europe-Iran Forum has established itself as a key venue for "business diplomacy" between Iran and the international community. With a primary focus on Iran's private sector, the Forum seeks to encourage a multi-stakeholder approach to business development in Ira...

The EuropeanBank for Reconstruction and Development was created exactly twenty five years ago to develop open and sustainable market economies in post-Cold War Europe. How is the EBRD changing with the times, and how should it respond to the imperatives set by the SDGs, the Paris climate agreement, and to the emergence of new players in development finance?
Join us for a special event marking CGD’s 15th anniversary and EBRD’s 25th. EBRD president Sir Suma Chakrabarti will give a major policy speech on the future of multilateral development banking in a changing world, and then discuss the challenges and opportunities for MDBS with CGD president Nancy Birdsall.
Learn more and RSVP at http://www.cgdev.org/event/multilateral-development-banks-changing-times-conversation-ebrd-president-sir-suma-chakrabarti

The EuropeanBank for Reconstruction and Development was created exactly twenty five years ago to develop open and sustainable market economies in post-Cold War Europe. How is the EBRD changing with the times, and how should it respond to the imperatives set by the SDGs, the Paris climate agreement, and to the emergence of new players in development finance?
Join us for a special event marking CGD’s 15th anniversary and EBRD’s 25th. EBRD president Sir Suma Chakrabarti will give a major policy speech on the future of multilateral development banking in a changing world, and then discuss the challenges and opportunities for MDBS with CGD president Nancy Birdsall.
Learn more and RSVP at http://www.cgdev.org/event/multilateral-development-banks-changing-times-conversation-ebrd-president-sir-suma-chakrabarti

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European Investment Bank (EIB) presents 2017 results: Q&A session

EuropeanInvestment bank has approved a record number of 901projects in 2017, up 15% compared to 2016. A budget of more than 78 billion euros have been approve...

EuropeanInvestment bank has approved a record number of 901projects in 2017, up 15% compared to 2016. A budget of more than 78 billion euros have been approved for infrastructure, innovation, the environment and small and medium-sized enterprises.
EIBPresidentWerner Hoyer proposes reorganisation to increase efficiency in development finance.
'Since its establishment in 1958 the EU bank, which celebrates its 60th anniversary this year, has invested over one trillion euros based on a cash contribution by the Member States of just 14 billion euros,' European Investment Bank President Werner Hoyer said today.

EuropeanInvestment bank has approved a record number of 901projects in 2017, up 15% compared to 2016. A budget of more than 78 billion euros have been approved for infrastructure, innovation, the environment and small and medium-sized enterprises.
EIBPresidentWerner Hoyer proposes reorganisation to increase efficiency in development finance.
'Since its establishment in 1958 the EU bank, which celebrates its 60th anniversary this year, has invested over one trillion euros based on a cash contribution by the Member States of just 14 billion euros,' European Investment Bank President Werner Hoyer said today.

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At the heart of policy: challenges and opportunities of central bank communication

Jeromin Zettelmeyer, Peterson Institute for International Economics (PIIE) and deputy chief economist of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), presents the EBRD's TransitionReport2013 at an event held January 6, 2014, at PIIE. Anders Åslund, PIIE, provides an independent discussion following Zettelmeyer's presentation.
Reforms in most countries transitioning to market economy systems have stalled since the mid-2000s. Without a revival of reforms, living standards will remain below those in mature market economies. The 2013 Transition Report explores why resistance to reform is rooted in political, institutional, and human capital constraints. It shows that democracy has enabled reform by triggering improvements in economic institutions. Importantly, the Transition Report also assesses the extent of economic opportunities in transition countries compared to Western European benchmarks.
For more information, visit: http://www.piie.com/events/event_detail.cfm?EventID=310

Jeromin Zettelmeyer, Peterson Institute for International Economics (PIIE) and deputy chief economist of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), presents the EBRD's TransitionReport2013 at an event held January 6, 2014, at PIIE. Anders Åslund, PIIE, provides an independent discussion following Zettelmeyer's presentation.
Reforms in most countries transitioning to market economy systems have stalled since the mid-2000s. Without a revival of reforms, living standards will remain below those in mature market economies. The 2013 Transition Report explores why resistance to reform is rooted in political, institutional, and human capital constraints. It shows that democracy has enabled reform by triggering improvements in economic institutions. Importantly, the Transition Report also assesses the extent of economic opportunities in transition countries compared to Western European benchmarks.
For more information, visit: http://www.piie.com/events/event_detail.cfm?EventID=310

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Microfinance's Response to the Refugee Crisis - a Panel at the 2015 European Microfinance Week

DFIs are coming of age. CSIS in partnership with the association of EuropeanDevelopmentFinance Institutions (EDFI) wrote a report last fall on the evolving role of DFIs. DFIs have had to adjust to a dynamic and changing economy. As EDFI celebrates their 25th anniversary, it is important to look at events over the past year that have influenced the development finance environment. The global economy has changed drastically and DFIs are needed now more than ever. EDFI’s total portfolio has expanded to represent close to $50 billion, becoming a major player in emerging markets. This discussion will address the challenges and opportunities in the short and long-term in emerging markets.

DFIs are coming of age. CSIS in partnership with the association of EuropeanDevelopmentFinance Institutions (EDFI) wrote a report last fall on the evolving role of DFIs. DFIs have had to adjust to a dynamic and changing economy. As EDFI celebrates their 25th anniversary, it is important to look at events over the past year that have influenced the development finance environment. The global economy has changed drastically and DFIs are needed now more than ever. EDFI’s total portfolio has expanded to represent close to $50 billion, becoming a major player in emerging markets. This discussion will address the challenges and opportunities in the short and long-term in emerging markets.

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European Development Days 2012 High Level Panel : " Making Finance Work for Inclusive Development"

Majid Ghassemi is CEO of Bank Pasargad, Iran's leading private bank. In this keynote, given on May 3rd 2016, he charts the role for banks in Iran's post-sanctions economic development.
About the Europe-Iran Forum:
For the last three years the Europe-Iran Forum conference series has enabled noted European and Iranian business leaders to forge new relationships, share strategic insights, and lay the foundation for future trade and investment in Iran. Following landmark events in London (2014), Geneva (2015), and Zurich (2016), the Europe-Iran Forum has established itself as a key venue for "business diplomacy" between Iran and the international community. With a primary focus on Iran's private sector, the Forum seeks to encourage a multi-stakeholder approach to business development in Iran, bringing business leaders, policymakers, and members of the international press into direct conversation about the challenges, opportunities, and broader social responsibilities of commercial activity in Iran. Learn more at: http://www.europeiranforum3.com
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Majid Ghassemi is CEO of Bank Pasargad, Iran's leading private bank. In this keynote, given on May 3rd 2016, he charts the role for banks in Iran's post-sanctions economic development.
About the Europe-Iran Forum:
For the last three years the Europe-Iran Forum conference series has enabled noted European and Iranian business leaders to forge new relationships, share strategic insights, and lay the foundation for future trade and investment in Iran. Following landmark events in London (2014), Geneva (2015), and Zurich (2016), the Europe-Iran Forum has established itself as a key venue for "business diplomacy" between Iran and the international community. With a primary focus on Iran's private sector, the Forum seeks to encourage a multi-stakeholder approach to business development in Iran, bringing business leaders, policymakers, and members of the international press into direct conversation about the challenges, opportunities, and broader social responsibilities of commercial activity in Iran. Learn more at: http://www.europeiranforum3.com
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SHOCK CLAIM: New European Investment Bank fund could keep Britain tied to EU for DECADES

SHOCK CLAIM: New EuropeanInvestment Bank fund could keep Britain tied to EU for DECADES
NEW plans by the European Investment Bank (EIB) to establish a new subsidiary solely focused on non-EU projects could see some of Britain’s billions kept by the bank even after Brexit, European sources have claimed.
The plans for a new offshoot were given to European Union finance ministers at a meeting today in Brussels and would lend between £6.1-7-1 billion (€7-8 bn) a year, initially focusing on countries said to be fuelling Europe’s migrant crisis.
The aim is to bring more of the EU’s international development spending into a streamlined unit that would also work closely with the EU’s various national development banks.
A working group will now be created to carry out a thorough examination of the proposal with aim of reporting by early next year, so it can be factored into the first round of discussions on the EU's next 7-year spending cycle which starts in 2021.
One source, who requested anonymity, told Reuters: "Nearly two-thirds of (EU) member states spoke in the meeting and in principle the reaction was positive, i.e. let's go on with the discussion.
"It is at the very early stage so they asked for more information... but the idea is that it will be a way to bundle Europe's external development policy to make it more efficient than it is today."
Two other sources confirmed the proposals and the plan to mainly work - initially at least - in countries at the source of the recent EU immigration.
The aim is said to be to build better infrastructure with the purpose of creating jobs and so ensuring people remain in their countries.
A second EU source said: "Consensus in EU countries is that one of the most effective ways to tackle the migration issues is to deal with it at the point of origin.”
The EIB currently invests between £62-71bn (€70-80bn) a year, with around 10 per cent of that being spent outside the EU.
However with the UK set to leave the bloc this would, potentially, leave the EIB with a hole in its finances of up to £8bn (€9bn).
The complex web of long-term projects means Britain might have to wait decades to get all its EIB money back.
One source told the news agency: "It could be a way for the UK to continue engaging in development projects together with the EIB after Brexit.”
ChancellorPhilip Hammond, was in Brussels for the ECOFIN meeting where the proposals were laid out.
In a speech in June he said it may be "mutually beneficial" to maintain a post-Brexit relationship between the UK and the EIB.
A Treasury spokesman said: "The UK's future relationship with the EIB will be determined as part of the negotiations on our exit from the EU."
Though most countries were generally positive on the plan, one source said there were some concerns it could dilute the influence EU member states and the European Commission have in international development spending.
Another potential issue is that it could lead to a turf-war with the smaller, London-based, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, which the EU states and the EIB itself are also shareholders in.
It invests around 10 billion euros-a-year in total but Turkey, which is central to the EU's migrant crisis, is now its biggest market and it also works in other countries in the nearby region like Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon.
The first EU source said: ”Clearly we should avoid overlaps.
"It (new EIB subsidiary) should really lead to more efficiency and more synergies."
What the EIB is also hoping for is that the EU's bigger national development banks will also be involved in the new arrangement.
The source added: ”No amount of public money is going to be enough to help meet the Sustainable Development Goals. We need to focus on 'crowding-in' private sector finance.”
It comes after the EIB Vice-President Alexander Stubb warned Britain would be closely connected to the bank despite losing membership once Brexit was complete.
Mr Stubb, speaking on BBC Radio 4’s Today at the end of October, said: "We have what we call 'paid capital and that is what the United Kingdom has paid into the EIB since 1973 and that amounts to approximately £3bn or €3.5bn.
"Then there’s something called 'uncalled capital' which is a guarantee that if things go sour the UK will pay and that figure is €35bn.
"I think everyone o
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Luca Lazzaroli of the European Investment Bank at the 2017 BSTDB Annual Meeting in Chisinau

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

For safe and efficient production of alternative energy international organizations establish special standards and finance this branch. Thus, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has been subsidizing and supporting “green projects” throughout the world for several years.

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IT Roadshow for the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

As part of EBRD's Operational Effectiveness and EfficiencyWeek, Media Zest built an IT roadshow exhibiting the latest collaboration and workspace technology. The event was visited by 2,000 staff including the banks president and management team. Technology included visual collaboration solutions Multi Taction CanvasConnect and Nureva Span, as well futuristic technologies such as holograms, drones and robotics.

European development bank chief visits Beijing

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Beijing, China - 15 January, 2016
1. Suma Chakrabarti, president of the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development, walks up to Chinese PremierLi Keqiang and shakes hands
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3. Pan of meeting
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The president of the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development met Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on Friday as China joined the bank.
Suma Chakrabarti travelled to Beijing to finalise the details of China's membership and to attend the inauguration ceremony of the Beijing-based Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank(AIIB).
Chakrabarti and Chinese officials plan to discuss their partnership and future cooperation.
The EBRD chief will be holding talks with VicePremierMa Kai and Zhou Xiaochuan, the governor of the People's Bank of China who is also the Chinese governor-designate at the EBRD.
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Multilateral Development Banks Changing with the Times: A Conversation with Sir Suma Chakrabarti

The EuropeanBank for Reconstruction and Development was created exactly twenty five years ago to develop open and sustainable market economies in post-Cold War Europe. How is the EBRD changing with the times, and how should it respond to the imperatives set by the SDGs, the Paris climate agreement, and to the emergence of new players in development finance?
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European Investment Bank (EIB) presents 2017 results: Q&A session

EuropeanInvestment bank has approved a record number of 901projects in 2017, up 15% compared to 2016. A budget of more than 78 billion euros have been approved for infrastructure, innovation, the environment and small and medium-sized enterprises.
EIBPresidentWerner Hoyer proposes reorganisation to increase efficiency in development finance.
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European Bank for Reconstruction and Development's Transition Report 2013

Jeromin Zettelmeyer, Peterson Institute for International Economics (PIIE) and deputy chief economist of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), presents the EBRD's TransitionReport2013 at an event held January 6, 2014, at PIIE. Anders Åslund, PIIE, provides an independent discussion following Zettelmeyer's presentation.
Reforms in most countries transitioning to market economy systems have stalled since the mid-2000s. Without a revival of reforms, living standards will remain below those in mature market economies. The 2013 Transition Report explores why resistance to reform is rooted in political, institutional, and human capital constraints. It shows that democracy has enabled reform by triggering improvements in economic institutions. Importantly, the Transition Report also assesses the extent of economic opportunities in transition countries compared to Western European benchmarks.
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Development Finance Institutions in a Changing Global Economy

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